Q&A with “Switched On Pop” co-host Charlie Harding
Charlie Harding, co-host of the Switched On Pop podcast along with musicologist Nate Sloan, is just starting his car when I call him to do ...
Switched On Pop: A podcast that’s music to your ears
Though we often don’t notice it, music acts as our constant traveling companion on our daily journey through life. It tickles our ear...
How podcasts have changed in the last decade (and predictions for the future)
As podcasts have become more popular and reach that tipping point from niche media to mainstream entertainment, new devotees of podcasts wi...
Can companies profit from podcasts?
Baby boomers can regale millennials with stories of the days when TV was actually free. You received about five or six channels with your a...
The 4 best of the fair and balanced political podcasts
The Trump Administration has contributed to growth in unexpected areas such as Twitter fatigue, fake news red alerts, and news and politica...
Q&A with Faith Smith, Executive Producer of Slate Live
Slate Live executive producer Faith Smith sure knows how to throw a party. And on June 8 in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, she’s throw...
The Nutrition Diva: A Dose of Reason and a Tablespoon of Fact
Today, there are three topics to avoid in polite conversation — politics, religion and now nutrition. In our diet-obsessed cultur...
Q&A with Wendy Zukerman from Science Vs
Wendy Zukerman is a true podcast success story. Working as a science journalist in Australia, Wendy – along with producer Kaitlyn Sawrey ...
Hit Parade: Being Smart about the Charts
Who has the most number one songs of all time on the Billboard 100 chart? The Beatles, of course, with 20. What is the best performing ...
99% Invisible: the podcast where design meets curiosity
99%
Invisible transforms the podcast into an art form of exquisite
elegance. It is — all at once — sleek, thoughtful, insou...